Delhi BJP leaders welcome party 2024 election manifesto

Delhi BJP leaders on Sunday here  welcomed the BJP’s 2024 election manifesto presented by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said unlike other parties, the party (BJP) delivers what it promises, with a strong resolve.

Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva said the manifesto is based on the achievements of the Modi Government over the past 10 years and outlines the roadmap for the development of the next two and a half decades.

Lauding the manifesto, Sachdeva also said the desire to host the Olympics in India has motivated the youth of India. Moreover, the promise to hold the Olympics has increased the sense of national pride among the youth, he said.

Sachdeva said Prime Minister Modi, by giving the first copy of the 2024 manifesto to “Hawker Raghuvir Chhole Kulche Wala” of East Delhi, has signaled significant changes in the lives of Delhi’s poor street vendors and other labourers.

He said in the past decade, Prime Minister Modi has controlled corruption and has promised to tighten the screws on corrupt individuals in the future, which will build a transparent India.

The proposal to issue E-Shram cards to auto-rickshaw, cab drivers, domestic workers, and small laborers will integrate urban poor into the mainstream.  Also, it is now certain that every elderly person in Delhi over 70 years old will benefit from the Ayushman Yojana, Sachdeva said.

The Delhi BJP President said while a lot of work has been done in the past decade to provide housing to the poor under the Prime Minister’s Housing Scheme, the thought of providing housing to the middle class under the Prime Minister’s Housing Scheme has brought waves of happiness among the people of Delhi.

Sachdeva said where this manifesto showcases the thinking of infrastructure development in developed India, it also talks about the collective development of society in four categories - the poor, the youth, the farmers, and women.

Dedicated to building a self-reliant, self-employed, clean, and successful India, this manifesto of the BJP envisions India in 2047 and is determined to take the BJP beyond the 400-seat mark.

Delhi BJP Secretaries Bansuri Swaraj and Harish Khurana, along with Media Head Praveen Shankar Kapoor have in a joint statement said the BJP’s manifesto for 2024 is a commitment to the development of youth, urban poor, and women, which will make India a bright India by 2047.

BJP leaders have said the BJP’s manifesto for 2024, dedicated to public welfare, is showing clarity to Aam Aadmi Party leader Atishi and her Congress allies, who are now trying to criticize the manifesto amidst political disappointment.

BJP leaders said Atishi should understand that India today belongs to the youth who want to see an end to corruption and who want to be job creators rather than being job seekers. The BJP’s manifesto is a document that creates self-employment opportunities according to the aspirations of the youth.

Atishi should understand that the proposal of hosting the Olympics in India kept by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has increased the sense of national pride among the youth.